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Leg-length gap forces para table tennis champion to halve training

Kunal Arora, a dedicated para table tennis player, contends with mobility challenges due to uneven leg lengths. Dreaming of global competition, he seeks a prosthetic extension recommended by doctors, yet its hefty price of over two lakh rupees poses a financial burden on his family. Despite these challenges, Arora has proudly earned numerous medals for India and aspires for sponsorship to support his training for significant competitions.

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